Bumrungrad International Hospital is proud to be recognized in Newsweek and Statista's Best Specialized Hospitals Asia Pacific 2026 rankings across all 10 medical specialties. The survey evaluated leading hospitals in 11 countries across the Asia-Pacific region, including Australia, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam.
Bumrungrad achieved the No. 1 ranking in Thailand in eight specialties, including:
- Cardiology - Ranked 15th out of 125 hospitals (No. 1 in Thailand)
- Cardiac Surgery - Ranked 29th out of 75 hospitals (No. 1 in Thailand)
- Endocrinology - Ranked 44th out of 75 hospitals (No. 1 in Thailand)
- Gastroenterology - Ranked 10th out of 75 hospitals (No. 1 in Thailand)
- Neurology - Ranked 82nd out of 100 hospitals
- Neurosurgery - Ranked 52nd out of 75 hospitals
- Oncology - Ranked 58th out of 125 hospitals (No. 1 in Thailand)
- Orthopedics - Ranked 31st out of 75 hospitals (No. 1 in Thailand)
- Pediatrics - Ranked 31st out of 125 hospitals (No. 1 in Thailand)
- Pulmonology - Ranked 57th out of 75 hospitals (No. 1 in Thailand)
The rankings were based on three key criteria: recommendations from more than 1,000 medical experts across the region (83.5%), international hospital accreditations and certifications (10%), and Patient-Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) (6.5%).
Artirat Charukitpipat, PhD, Chief Executive Officer of Bumrungrad International Hospital, said: "I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to our physicians, healthcare professionals, and staff for their dedication to delivering high-quality, safe, and patient-centered care. This achievement reflects our unwavering commitment to advancing medical excellence and maintaining international standards of healthcare. It also reinforces Bumrungrad's position as a leading healthcare institution recognized both regionally and globally. We remain committed to advancing innovation, technology, and clinical quality to strengthen patient confidence while contributing to the sustainable development of Thailand's healthcare system."